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Pezeshkian Declares Iran Will Not Surrender as Nuclear Talks Advance with Trump
President Ebrahim Pezeshkian of Iran reaffirmed Iran's stance of not surrendering during ongoing nuclear negotiations, as U.S. President Donald Trump reported progress in talks. The statements came amid heightened diplomatic activity between the two nations. The dialogue continues with no immediate resolution in sight.
President Ebrahim Pezeshkian of Iran stated during a press conference that Iran is engaging in nuclear talks with 'dignity and strength,' emphasizing the country's refusal to compromise on its nuclear program. The remarks were reported by Iran's state news agency, IRNA. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed in a separate statement that progress had been made in the negotiations, though he did not specify the nature of the breakthrough. The two leaders' positions reflect a broader diplomatic standoff, with Iran insisting on its right to nuclear technology and the U.S. seeking to curb its capabilities. Tehran says it will not surrender its nuclear ambitions, while Washington says it is making progress in securing a deal that limits Iran's nuclear program.
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StateIRNAMay 19, 09:59 AM
President Pezeshkian: Iran enters talks with dignity and strength - IRNA EnglishPresident Pezeshkian: Iran enters talks with dignity and strength IRNA English
IndependentJerusalem PostMay 19, 09:23 AM
Pezeshkian insists Iran will not surrender as Donald Trump says nuclear talks progress - The Jerusalem PostPezeshkian insists Iran will not surrender as Donald Trump says nuclear talks progress The Jerusalem Post